The OE-A Women in Printed Electronics inititiative raises awareness of the benefits of diversity to the printed electronics industry and beyond.
OE-A Women in Printed Electronics
Printed electronics has already reached many industries and is successful in numerous fields. Nevertheless, there is a great potential for possibilities and innovation waiting to be discovered. The laws of economics and many studies of diversity tell us that if we tapped the entire pool of human resources and talent, our collective performance would improve . It is up to us to demonstrate that diversity enables us to innovate more, better and in a healthier way. Printed electronics also has so much potential because it does not stick to old and “rigid” concepts, but creates new, pioneering products through the cooperation of different disciplines, breaking up all thought patterns. These rigid thought patterns can best be broken by bringing together as many different points of view and impulses as possible. With this discussion we would therefore like to raise awareness of the benefits of diversity to the printed electronics industry and beyond.
Focus on female leadership
OPE Journal Interview on “Women in PE” panel at LOPEC
At LOPEC 2022, the OE-A hosted a “Women in PE” panel on 24 March, in which female leaders not only shared insights into obstacles and challenges on the path towards more diversity, but also optimistic visions for the future – a future that requires female perspectives and leadership. Giovanni Nisato, Managing Director, Innovation Horizons, moderator of the panel at LOPEC, sat down for an interview with the female leaders for OPE journal.
Printed Electronics explained in a minute
You are interested in the OE-A Working Group Women in Printed Electronics? Please contact:
Isabella Treser
Project Manager
Isabella Treser
Project Manager
Press & Public Relations, Marketing,
Women in PE, Sustainability, Education